This is news cast 213, an episode of The Command Line Podcast.
In the intro, thanks to new monthly donor, Jamie. Also, I was interviewed for Uber Leet Hacker Force Radio, part of Hacker Public Radio. My part starts around minute twenty-three. Lastly, I will be interviewing Cory Doctorow about his latest YA novel, "For the Win". I'm scheduled to do so on Thursday, the 13th, so if you have any questions for him, get them to me before then.
This week's security alerts are a new attack technique that bypasses most common antivirus programs demonstrated by matousec.com and study that shows programming language choice doesn't affect security.
In this week's news Hugo Gernsback as futurist (I've read more about him as a publisher) including some criticism of his views of the place of science in science fiction, why computers crash but biology does not, a rallying cry for parallelism even though the trend is well established and the challenges hard then first supposed, and Google releases a code lab and sources to teach and learn security through reading code and hands on exercises.
Following up this week the FCC's third way to pursue network neutrality and the FCC allows selectable output control with some qualifications.
In the intro, thanks to new monthly donor, Jamie. Also, I was interviewed for Uber Leet Hacker Force Radio, part of Hacker Public Radio. My part starts around minute twenty-three. Lastly, I will be interviewing Cory Doctorow about his latest YA novel, "For the Win". I'm scheduled to do so on Thursday, the 13th, so if you have any questions for him, get them to me before then.
This week's security alerts are a new attack technique that bypasses most common antivirus programs demonstrated by matousec.com and study that shows programming language choice doesn't affect security.
In this week's news Hugo Gernsback as futurist (I've read more about him as a publisher) including some criticism of his views of the place of science in science fiction, why computers crash but biology does not, a rallying cry for parallelism even though the trend is well established and the challenges hard then first supposed, and Google releases a code lab and sources to teach and learn security through reading code and hands on exercises.
Following up this week the FCC's third way to pursue network neutrality and the FCC allows selectable output control with some qualifications.
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